All kinds of everyday anxieties and even more serious anxiety disorders can keep you from sleeping
Depression can work two ways, or you sleep too much or you have a hard time catching some serious sleep. Waking up too early and not being able to go back to sleep is a schoolbook symptom of depression
All kinds of prescription drugs can hold you back from a good night's sleep
Drinks like coffee, tea, cola, other caffeinated drinks and alcohol can cause insomnia
Women suffer from this when they have a hormonal shift just before menstruation and during menopause. In pregnant women this hormonal shift is one of the insomnia causes
Frequent urinating, chronic pain or breathing difficulties can also lead to insomnia
Working shifts and especially rotating early and late shifts can seriously disrupt your circadian rhythm or internal clock, which could lead to sleeping difficulties
(Long distance) travel does the same thing in the form of a jet lag or simply the change in environment keeps you from catching sleep
"Sleep hygiene" is a group of habits that can normally help you to have a good night's rest. Poor sleep hygiene on the other hand prevents this. This includes too much stimulating activities before you go to bed, or too much distractions. Also only use your bed what it is made for: sleep or sex
When you try too hard to fall asleep and start concentrating and worrying a bit too much about not being able to sleep you might just achieve exactly that…not falling asleep. Sort of a self fulfilling prophecy
A light snack before you go to bed is perfectly OK, but eating too much may make you feel physically uncomfortable when you lie down in bed
When you're older than 60 the changing sleep patterns over the years may cause the increase of insomnia. Almost 50% of all older people suffer from insomnia
Some people suffer from insomnia because of the high altitude like in mountains
People who are in a withdrawal process from alcohol, drugs, sedatives or other stimulants can also experience insomnia
Primary insomnia can be caused by a traumatic event related to sleep or bedtime. Nocturnal myoclonus and restless legs syndrome(RLS) can cause either insomnia or hypersomnia in adults. Psychiatric disorders are the most common cause of chronic insomnia
yes
"Stress and depression can cause insomnia. These things will cause your mind to race and your body to stay at an accelerated rate so that you can not relax and fall asleep, creating insomnia."
The short answer: yes. The longer answer: it is unlikely that omeprazole is the cause of your insomnia. Studies of omeprazole side effects point out that a very small percentage of patients studied reported insomnia.
Nope
Yes
I'm trying to find out the same thing. There is no listing for insomnia on the side effect list but I have had insomnia since I started Enbrel.
No, excercise causes people to have more energy. Depression and anxiety causes insomnia
No worrying about insomnia does not do the damage, the sleep deflict accompanied by it does. However worrying about insomnia can cause what is know as a vicious cycle which basically is the stress cause by worrying about insomnia can cause stress which is a cause for insomnia. Having Insomnia>Sleep Deflict> Worrying about Insomnia> Having Stress> Having Insomnia
Yes, insomnia is a symptom of malaria. In a study 69% of patients with malaria complained of insomnia. More common symptoms are fever and sweats.
yes it does, in about 10% patients.
Yes it can because you can be up for hours drinking and not sleeping a wink but other alcohols can make you fall asleep. Yes if taken in excessive alcohol can cause you insomnia
Actually yes. If you have an allergic reaction to it it can cause insomnia. Usually you won't get it unless your in immediate danger of it.